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Politics : The Truth About Islam

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To: Cage Rattler who wrote (7040)4/27/2007 12:21:45 PM
From: Emile Vidrine  Read Replies (1) of 20106
 
"would you please supply references from the Torah where "Jesus, the Messiah"

First of all, we need to define Torah. The historical, Christian and ancient Hebrew meaning for Torah has always been the books of the Old Testament. When Christians speak of the Torah they mean the revelations in the inspired Old Testament. On the other hand, when modern Jews speak of the Torah, they mean both the Old Testament scriptures and also the invented writings of the rabbis in the Babylonian Talmud--including both the Mishna and the Gemarar. Modern rabbis consider the writings in the Talmud as even superior to the inspired scriptures. Modern rabbis use this dual meaning of Torah among modern Jews to confuse but Christians and the Jewish masses.

There is not blasphemy of Jesus and Christians in the Old Testament scriptures. There is, however, many such passages in the rabbinical writings called the Babylonian Talmud (considered as part of the Torah by modern Jews.)

Here are only a couple of such references from the Talmud. I've given you a URL at the bottom to research the topic in depth.
" Sanhedrin 105ab: "Jesus fornicated with his jackass.

" Gittin 57a: "Jesus is in hell and is being punished by being boiled in semen. Christians are boiled in dung.

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